Jewelry photo editing doesn’t need to be expensive. A studio shoot may cost thousands of dollars, while Tucia’s edits are about $8 per image.
In the example shown, we turned a regular phone photo into a clean and clear product image, ready for e-commerce. The delivered files are 2000px on the long side.
For better results, it’s best to send several photos of the same piece from different angles. Front, side, and back views help a lot. A scale shot on the ear, hand, or neck also works well. This helps us retouch more precisely and highlight the design.
We use a mix of AI tools and manual editing. Common steps include removing dust, smoothing textures, fixing scratches, enhancing colors and details, adjusting lighting for a more refined look, and brightening the background. This hybrid method avoids errors and ensures the photos meet the standards of platforms like Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify.
You can also tell us what kind of background you prefer, such as colors, tones, or styles. If you already have a background image, upload it and we’ll do our best to match it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of photos do I need to send?
You don’t need studio photos. Phone shots are fine. Take a few angles—front, side, back, and a close-up if you can. The more angles, the closer the result will be to the real piece.
What kinds of jewelry can you retouch?
Rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, watches, and more. Each has its own details, and we edit with that in mind.
What does jewelry retouching usually include?
We remove dust, fix scratches, smooth the surface, adjust lighting, and make the colors stand out. We also clean up or even change the background so the jewelry looks clear and sharp.
Can I pick the background?
Of course. Let us know the color or style you want. If you have a specific background image you’d like to use, just upload it to us, and we’ll do our best to help you achieve it.
What size are the final photos?
We usually deliver at 2000px on the longer side. That works well for online shops and social platforms.
Will the edited photos look too different from the real product?
Every step includes human review, so the result stays accurate. Pure AI editing often makes mistakes like changing shapes or patterns. Our process combines AI with human touch, so the photos stay true to the product.
How is this different from a professional jewelry photoshoot?
Mainly the cost. A professional shoot with props and lighting can cost thousands. Our editing is about $8 per photo, and the results are polished and ready for Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, and other platforms.